What you should be loving is 'I love how women were dressed by males on the screen" the wife actually had some nice outfits but such a downtrodden face😮
dateline and 48 hours>was this a joke >or>?do they actually remind u of them ,,bc i dont see any resemblance ,,except for sick wife beautiful gf drugs tampered and murder yeah but these are way easier to watch and know theyre just movies...48 and dateline are haunted with scamming hate love triangles and crimes but more insidious
Well that was downbeat...but well-done in all departments and a beautifully crisp, clear print. There should've been special awards for gorgeous Leslie Brooks' costumes & hairstyles. WOW. She was a very good actress in addition to being incredibly stunning.
Yes, " As one sows, so shall one reap" . The one thing that stood out in the story was that men cant be patient ! They have to have it now ! If the silly husband had had a bit of self control, all would have worked out well, but he was so selfish, he even killed his paramour as well ! 👎👿 Monster ! 👿 Still, patience and kindness don't attract drama / crime movie fans, do they ! By the way, I don't agree about " great movie " 👎😢 🇬🇧😢🦉🤔🇺🇲
It would be interesting to see this in perfect colour as well for the costumes, accessories etc. I'd like to have the white top Linda Vail (Mona Barrie) was wearing in one shot, such an unusual design. Thank you for the upload.
At the party,befire he left to see his sick wife, did you all notice the songs? The 2 songs from the movie " Gilda". 1st one was , " Put The Blame On Mame", & the second one was " Amado Mío" !
Excellent movie good acting and a very good storyline just don't make these movies like these today they couldn't even attempt to make a movie today like this kids today would find this boring because there's no sex and drugs and profanity or nudity
Can you explain the ending please? Why was the maid smiling like that on the stairs? Did SHE kill Mrs Richardson? Or was she happy that the new Mrs Richardson was dead? I don't get it.
@@saraselena9298Me neither. When the cop said about the note that it would have saved Harrisons neck.....HOW??? I would have thought it would have condemned him.
Halloween 🎃 2024 great classic film perfect for this time of year 😮plus post dentist after wisdom tooth removal so a tonic for feeling poorly x yet happy Halloween 👻
all did Donna Reed show character wore dress and high heels around the house, cooking etc. So did Samantha in BEWITCHED - they all did. Honeymooners - Alice Trixie always in dresses stockings and high heels around the house during the day. AMAZING
Women used to dress, every day. We were poor but almost every day my mother wore skirts, with blouses or sweaters, always ironed crisp and fresh. I followed her example, different clothes but I was dressed, every day. Sometimes a girlfriend would ask where I was going...no place. Just dressed... I must have been born in the wrong era. When I see these women in their smart suits, with their gloves and hats and heels...I could do that all day long 😏
Can you explain the ending please? Why was the maid smiling like that on the stairs? Did SHE kill Mrs Richardson? Or was she happy that the new Mrs Richardson was dead? I don't get it.
Because her devotion was to Mrs. Harrison. And seeing Mr. Harrison dead and that "new woman" that she hated for taking Mrs. Harrison's place, she was happy to see justice done, although a rather perverted justice. The part I didn't get was when The Whistler said that the page from the diary could have saved Mr. Harrison's neck, I don't see how it could have. They had the bottle analyzed; it contained poison; and the page from the diary showed that Mrs Harrison witnessing him coming into her room and doing something with that bottle.
@@j.criquette3334 Thanks. I also saw that...but if she just wrote in her diary that she saw her husband with a poison bottle, and she suspected him, then WHY would she take a drink..and die from said poisoning? If you were going to get that bottle analyzed, wouldn't you go: "Oh, I'm not taking any chances, there could be poison in anything I'm going to consume here." That's why I even thought when you see her on the floor, I thought for a moment she was faking her death. Aaah, some movie scripts.......
@@saraselena9298 Wait! I thought she *did* fake her own death. Movies like this weren't meant for people who watch closely. 😄
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The letter would have proved that she didn't drink the poison. Saving his neck might mean that he wouldn't receive the death penalty since he did not directly cause her death. The stress of it all caused her to relapse, not the poison. But since he strangled the new wife, the letter would do him no good in that case. just my analysis of a movie.
That's what I expected too, probably after years of being conditioned to suspect the worst from everyone, helped along by modern day movies. Nice to see the way that people were portrayed in the past as actually having some moral standing.
Expensive headstone......46.48........$5000 in 1946 is, inflation corrected, about $83,000 in 2024. Excellent reproduction although flawed script; ex.....any death, even then, with medicine bottles around....?
She saw him pour the poison hence didn't drink it, hence didn't die from poisoning but a health relapse (possibly stress induced), hence he didn't kill her.
3:02 No one’s talking about how she is wearing Rita Hayworth’s outfit from the Tonight and Every Night date scene! Y’all are too distracted by Put The Blame on Mame!
What?! Totally confused!! SPOILER ALERT>>>> Who is "the whistler?" and why is the film named after him when he "appears" briefly twice? So the last page of the diary showed that Harrison had put the poison in the medicine; why did the cop say at the end "this would have got him off the hook"???
Ja, otschhoch. Wieder mal 'n maler. Mit jeder bewegung sieht man, daß er keiner ist. Mit jedem wort, daß er auch als schauspieler fehlbesetzt ist. Mit jedem weiteren moment spürt man, nichts wie abschalten, verlorene lebenszeit
Why I wish somebody would add a intelligent comment. These are movies they are not real life they were made in a different time and period. People were poor as hell then of course they wanted to see somebody dressed well it was not the Golden age. Why do people not look to the Future and always look to the past😢
Even poor people and working people in the past dressed well and looked after their appearance as best they could. Pictures of your family ancestors if you have them prove the fact
Other than being a vehicle for Richard Dix' career, I never really grasped the appeal. Having said that, I do end up watching them from time to time. Radio broadcasts were better. And Dix definitely needed a vehicle.
God our Creator wants us to dress respectfully. It is easier to do our best when we look our best. Dresses, panty hose, and heels are not for me. I prefer slacks. But I still look neat and clean when I go out. It shows that I have respect for myself and others, although I don't judge others' way of dressing. It is not my business. Jeans, for example, are totally acceptable and popular nowadays. But at my age, I prefer loose-fitting slacks, a nice shirt, and nice-looking sneakers. 🎉
The plot was so predictable, and flawed, with all the phone listening, and housekeeper even making a call when the downstairs phone was still off the hook, and why did police shoot the guy as he is running up the stairs? There was no threat to them?
Really. Yuk. Always kissing, like licking an ashtray. Nicotine and tar coated nose hairs. What a stench. Purple lips and smokers cough. How separated from reality. Yikes.
I think they did s lot of smoking scenes to keep the actors in one place as the microphones / sounding were not as technical as today ...I read it somewhere
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This film was really good. I love the fashions and decor. Also, the lighting in these old films was truly designed to add effects.
I know me too ..don't you adore her apartment and beautiful evening gowns!!!
.half way through great ...but sad too
This was excellent! I so love how the ladies dressed back then!
What you should be loving is 'I love how women were dressed by males on the screen" the wife actually had some nice outfits but such a downtrodden face😮
I've loved the Whistler radio shows for decades. Leslie Brookes is gorgeous.
she was great in blond ice too
It was a time when people took pride in their appearance and had self respect. Now people go to Walmart in their pjamas.
Walmart deserves pajamas.
@@garryferrington811If I went to Walmart, I would go in pajamas.
Depends on the pyjamas!
I totally agree , self respection = good looking and well dressed , I always loved style of past life
This class of people would never shop at Walmart. Maybe try Neiman Marcus if you’re looking for the well dressed set.
Leslie Brookes final outfit in the movie was amazing, fitted her character very well. ❤
I noticed that.. what an outstanding outfit!
Why can't you even spell Brooks properly? Learning difficulties? It's written right in the title
@filevans seems you're the one with learning difficulties, you never learned any manners. Who are you? the spelling Gestapo? get lost.
@@filevans 🤡
@@filevansboo on you 😊😊
What a great film for a Saturday night ❤ thankyou so much, i love film noir 🎉
Great movie. Reminds me of the 48 Hours and Dateline murder mysteries. Also thank you for very few commercial breaks.
dateline and 48 hours>was this a joke >or>?do they actually remind u of them ,,bc i dont see any resemblance ,,except for sick wife beautiful gf drugs tampered and murder yeah but these are way easier to watch and know theyre just movies...48 and dateline are haunted with scamming hate love triangles and crimes but more insidious
Well that was downbeat...but well-done in all departments and a beautifully crisp, clear print. There should've been special awards for gorgeous Leslie Brooks' costumes & hairstyles. WOW. She was a very good actress in addition to being incredibly stunning.
angela landsbury in the original gaslight is a must see. she plays a tart so well, lol.
Most WHISTLER endings were DownBeat! 😢
😌Oh!! Her apartment and her gowns!!!!!!😮 so lovely
Great movie. As one saws so shall one reap. All the cast acted wonderfully. Richard Disk was a very good actor.
"As one saws" LOL!
Richard Dix
Richard Disk played some hot jams on the radio.
Yes, " As one sows,
so shall one reap" .
The one thing that
stood out in the story
was that men cant be
patient ! They have
to have it now !
If the silly husband had
had a bit of self control,
all would have worked
out well, but he was
so selfish, he even
killed his paramour
as well ! 👎👿
Monster ! 👿
Still, patience and
kindness don't attract
drama / crime movie
fans, do they !
By the way, I don't agree
about " great movie " 👎😢
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@@rosemariemann1719 Definitely B.
Wow - that was great! I really enjoyed this, remembering listening to the whistler on the radio late at night as a kid!
I still listen to the radio show at work where I got my own area and listen to it on my headphones.
Who cares😺
@@mickeybitsko1676 your mom does
u ike old movies miguel>?they are my favorite,u like film noirs>theyre my favorite ,,,ciao and nice to meet u sort of
I didn't know of this show. I'll look for it.
@@melaniekeeling7462 you go farther with signal gasoline , found in 6 western states😺
At 3:42, it was nice to hear a smooth jazz version of 'Put the Blame on Mame' song from the movie Gilda.
This was the last time movies were well made…now they are just junk.🤨but thankful we still have these to watch for new generations
I found this vintage 'silver screen' movie more entertaining than a recent remake of Captain America I'd been watching beforehand.
This movie was so amazing! Truly makes me believe I lived in the wrong era! Love those fashions!!
BEAUTIFUL SETS and clothes....love the gypsy restaurant
It would be interesting to see this in perfect colour as well for the costumes, accessories etc. I'd like to have the white top Linda Vail (Mona Barrie) was wearing in one shot, such an unusual design. Thank you for the upload.
Boy! That was good. The ending made me think that it should have been different.
I was born in the wrong era. Love how people dressed with style!
Thanks ,i love the movie watching again
Excellent!!!!
Thought she was turning him in so she would inherit all the dough.
Good one. Thank you. :)
Excellent thank you!!!
You need to see 1947 Blonde Ice, Leslie plays another wild scheming woman...don't turn your back on her...don't try to divorce her...RUN AWAY...😮
I agree AMAZING FILM. I saw it a couple of years ago. SUCH GREAT PLOTS AND ACTING.
That's a good one
I wholeheartedly recommend viewing " Eyes in The night. Great genre ..🇨🇦😎
At the party,befire he left to see his sick wife, did you all notice the songs? The 2 songs from the movie " Gilda". 1st one was , " Put The Blame On Mame", & the second one was " Amado Mío" !
I used to listen to the Whistler on the radio also the gang busters
Excellent movie good acting and a very good storyline just don't make these movies like these today they couldn't even attempt to make a movie today like this kids today would find this boring because there's no sex and drugs and profanity or nudity
Delightfully suspenseful film!
2325 theres something about this man that aggravates me his character ..i think its his indecency and demeanor
Put the Blame on Mame!
Can you explain the ending please? Why was the maid smiling like that on the stairs? Did SHE kill Mrs Richardson? Or was she happy that the new Mrs Richardson was dead? I don't get it.
@@saraselena9298Me neither. When the cop said about the note that it would have saved Harrisons neck.....HOW??? I would have thought it would have condemned him.
I don't know- I just can't expect much from films of this period that don't have a credit for "Gowns by".
I ALWAYS check for “gowns by”. I also look for makeup and hair. I’ve noticed Jean Louise (I think I have the name correct).
Good movie. I really enjoyed it. Suspenseful. 😮
Harrison wouldn’t felt any better living in Buckingham Palace - him and his shadow
And the Maid lives happy ever after.
No longer a maid...
I wonder if Leslie Brooks is Hilary Brooks sister? Another fine actress in these type of movies.
They do look alike don't they.
This film is awesome
Halloween 🎃 2024 great classic film perfect for this time of year 😮plus post dentist after wisdom tooth removal so a tonic for feeling poorly x yet happy Halloween 👻
Adds killed it
In the first few
moments,
we hear a narrator :
Is that
Vincent Price ?
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No.
@@giovanna722
Thank you,
Giovanna.😊
I did have second
thoughts later.😊🦉
🇬🇧😊
I find it funny how people in these old movies hung about their homes in evening dress!
You call it home?... it's a mansion
They were extremely wealthy
all did Donna Reed show character wore dress and high heels around the house, cooking etc. So did Samantha in BEWITCHED - they all did. Honeymooners - Alice Trixie always in dresses stockings and high heels around the house during the day. AMAZING
Women used to dress, every day. We were poor but almost every day my mother wore skirts, with blouses or sweaters, always ironed crisp and fresh. I followed her example, different clothes but I was dressed, every day. Sometimes a girlfriend would ask where I was going...no place. Just dressed...
I must have been born in the wrong era. When I see these women in their smart suits, with their gloves and hats and heels...I could do that all day long 😏
@@miapdx503 I agree. My mom did the same. I loved it. As adult, sweat pants or jeans & T-shirts, sneakers day/night inside the house and outside.
There's Perry White (John Hamilton) from the 1950's tv show "Adventures of Superman" at 11:32 minutes in.
Can you explain the ending please? Why was the maid smiling like that on the stairs? Did SHE kill Mrs Richardson? Or was she happy that the new Mrs Richardson was dead? I don't get it.
Because her devotion was to Mrs. Harrison. And seeing Mr. Harrison dead and that "new woman" that she hated for taking Mrs. Harrison's place, she was happy to see justice done, although a rather perverted justice.
The part I didn't get was when The Whistler said that the page from the diary could have saved Mr. Harrison's neck, I don't see how it could have. They had the bottle analyzed; it contained poison; and the page from the diary showed that Mrs Harrison witnessing him coming into her room and doing something with that bottle.
@@j.criquette3334 Thanks. I also saw that...but if she just wrote in her diary that she saw her husband with a poison bottle, and she suspected him, then WHY would she take a drink..and die from said poisoning? If you were going to get that bottle analyzed, wouldn't you go: "Oh, I'm not taking any chances, there could be poison in anything I'm going to consume here." That's why I even thought when you see her on the floor, I thought for a moment she was faking her death. Aaah, some movie scripts.......
@@saraselena9298 Wait! I thought she *did* fake her own death.
Movies like this weren't meant for people who watch closely. 😄
The letter would have proved that she didn't drink the poison. Saving his neck might mean that he wouldn't receive the death penalty since he did not directly cause her death. The stress of it all caused her to relapse, not the poison. But since he strangled the new wife, the letter would do him no good in that case. just my analysis of a movie.
ah makes perfect sense now. thank you!
Those ladies spent hours on their hairdos.
Hairdressers on the movie set did.
Child of the ‘70’s here 🤣 comfort rules 😆 these clothes look like pure torture to me 🤣✌️❤️
@21:37 dang the friendzoming after bro opens up is candid but harsh from la femme fatale.
Miguel. That would be
"LA" femme fatale,
not " LE ".
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@@rosemariemann1719 I should've known since I speak Spanish lols! Gracias
@@miguelfernandes5628
( Your English is better
than my Spanish !
No offence meant
by mentioning
" Le" and " La " 😊
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I thought she might cover for him to keep her upscale lifestyle. Guess she really was afraid she'd be next. As well she should've been...
i thought if she lets him go to jail, then she inherits everything.
@@chasse123b9 If convicted of murder, one spouse cannot inherit from the other He would be broke and so would the new wife.
Shame.
That's what I expected too, probably after years of being conditioned to suspect the worst from everyone, helped along by modern day movies. Nice to see the way that people were portrayed in the past as actually having some moral standing.
the black dress at 2:46 so similar to bette davis dress in all about eve
They go to Walmart in pajamas and bonnets
..Beautiful no BOTOX❤
Young.
Or swollen lips, like they got in a fist fight.
Expensive headstone......46.48........$5000 in 1946 is, inflation corrected, about $83,000 in 2024. Excellent reproduction although flawed script; ex.....any death, even then, with medicine bottles around....?
hmm, never saw this before, thought I had seen all the Whistler films,,, guess not.
Ads! ADS, more ads.😡😡😡. They must be good racking up the retirement money! 😡😡😡
Yes, at this point they're doing the opposite of what they're crafted to do...I'm so annoyed that I don't buy what they advertise. 😒
@@miapdx503 I do the same.
Lucky Laura! 😂
Can someone explain how that note would have saved his neck ?
She saw him pour the poison hence didn't drink it, hence didn't die from poisoning but a health relapse (possibly stress induced), hence he didn't kill her.
Hello does anyone knows the name of the music that starts playing at 3:30? Thank you. :)
Put the Blame on Mame
3:02 No one’s talking about how she is wearing Rita Hayworth’s outfit from the Tonight and Every Night date scene! Y’all are too distracted by Put The Blame on Mame!
so he depended on her and her money now groveling bc he seems to be caught
A real life sucker!😂
Pride to be,to your own respect
happy ending
What?! Totally confused!! SPOILER ALERT>>>>
Who is "the whistler?" and why is the film named after him when he "appears" briefly twice? So the last page of the diary showed that Harrison had put the poison in the medicine; why did the cop say at the end "this would have got him off the hook"???
Ja, otschhoch. Wieder mal 'n maler. Mit jeder bewegung sieht man, daß er keiner ist. Mit jedem wort, daß er auch als schauspieler fehlbesetzt ist. Mit jedem weiteren moment spürt man, nichts wie abschalten, verlorene lebenszeit
Why I wish somebody would add a intelligent comment. These are movies they are not real life they were made in a different time and period. People were poor as hell then of course they wanted to see somebody dressed well it was not the Golden age. Why do people not look to the Future and always look to the past😢
Even poor people and working people in the past dressed well and looked after their appearance as best they could.
Pictures of your family ancestors if you have them prove the fact
Other than being a vehicle for Richard Dix' career, I never really grasped the appeal. Having said that, I do end up watching them from time to time. Radio broadcasts were better. And Dix definitely needed a vehicle.
Good movie, enjoyed watching. Thanks.
Leslie is delightful.
49:20 What's the point in being married to Leslie Brooks and sleep in separate beds?😂
It was how movie was at that time period
@@AdelWilliams-sz7nt 🤔
Almost a good movie with a very familiar theme. Glad she threw him out. Stopped watching after he murdered her. Joe S
God our Creator wants us to dress respectfully. It is easier to do our best when we look our best.
Dresses, panty hose, and heels are not for me. I prefer slacks. But I still look neat and clean when I go out. It shows that I have respect for myself and others, although I don't judge others' way of dressing. It is not my business. Jeans, for example, are totally acceptable and popular nowadays. But at my age,
I prefer loose-fitting slacks, a nice shirt, and nice-looking sneakers. 🎉
So sad😢
The beauty of Leslie Brooks was way underrated, perhaps because of her mediocre acting skills. Still, I never get tired of looking at her.
The plot was so predictable, and flawed, with all the phone listening, and housekeeper even making a call when the downstairs phone was still off the hook, and why did police shoot the guy as he is running up the stairs? There was no threat to them?
It was so predictable that after he listened in to her phone call to the lawyer to remove him from her Will that he would kill her.
Call me old fashioned but today's Hollywood actresses should have the "has to stay thin" clause in their contracts, 👍👍🐈⬛️🐈⬛️
Ah, yes. Also the "has to stay young" clause. Good god.
@laureldiane1364 joan collins is still the most gorgeous actress in Hollywood, i didn't say anything about age, fitness is key to longevity 🙏⚘️
The ending doesn't make sense.
😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Big time Hooer...Lol
cant stand these old movies with all that smoking
Really. Yuk. Always kissing, like licking an ashtray. Nicotine and tar coated nose hairs. What a stench. Purple lips and smokers cough. How separated from reality. Yikes.
I think they did s lot of smoking scenes to keep the actors in one place as the microphones / sounding were not as technical as today ...I read it somewhere
Oh, please!
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